The Things We Do

 

June at the Outer Banks

 

 

The Interesting Things We See

 

 

The Great Missionaries We Meet

 

 

The Desserts We Make

 

Camp Geiger Services with Great Young Men

Bloom Where You Are Planted

The bushes are blooming, the wisteria is climbing, the dandelions have come and seeded.
Horses still live on the outer banks and the lighthouse still warns of danger.

Tickle Your Taste Buds

I made a batch of Kolaches today and we ended taking some to LDS marine trainees who were restricted to their barracks because of the misbehavior of some other trainees. The rest we will use tomorrow in our Resiliency Class, Camp Geiger and if there are any left at Camp Johnson Home Evening.

Our Color Coordinated District

Favorite YSA Cookies

At the Beach

Gift for the president & wife

Being in a mission that borders on the ocean has it's advantages:  poluted air get blown away, beautiful huge cloud days, warmer climate in winter, winter blooming roses and it is always green because of moisture from the ocean.